Family Planning for a Better Life - Darkey, Josephine
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Many people refer to marriage as a relationship, but marriage differs from a relationship. You can relate to yourself and other people, while marriage focuses on two individuals, including different responsibilities that other relationships do not have to commit to making. At the same time, a relationship is much broader, from the individual to the other forms of relationships, such as parents and children, extended families, friends, organizational relationships, the world, and the universe. A more profound part of oneself is learning to relate with oneself, others, and the universe.…mehr

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Many people refer to marriage as a relationship, but marriage differs from a relationship. You can relate to yourself and other people, while marriage focuses on two individuals, including different responsibilities that other relationships do not have to commit to making. At the same time, a relationship is much broader, from the individual to the other forms of relationships, such as parents and children, extended families, friends, organizational relationships, the world, and the universe. A more profound part of oneself is learning to relate with oneself, others, and the universe. Furthermore, the mind doesn't marry or know how to be in a healthy relationship, especially with the unknown; it can only decide to survive with the data it has gathered over the years; if the mind survives well, its emotions find consolation and peace. However, the heart marries because it is an inclusive process of all kinds of relationships, marriage, and life. Moreover, there is evidence that many people are more involved in their knowledge and possessions than in their relationships with themselves and others. Marriage signifies a profound bond between two individuals, a union that combines the vitality of masculine and feminine energies. It is a profound journey for spouses to explore their cognitive and emotional realms, physical well-being, and the most profound corners of their hearts. This union requires consistent effort and dedicated time from both parties to bridge the space that life's responsibilities may impose. Some people believe sacrifice is about letting go of something they don't like. However, letting go of damaged items or things that are not useful again is not a sacrifice. A sacrifice is letting go of something you want to make space for something you need. Sometimes, sacrificing is confining. However, sacrifice must be made with the expectation of becoming empty of yourself. The only reason marriages or some things don't work is because they are not done well. In a marital union, the intention of a spouse might be good, but cynically, it could not be toward the wellness of family members. A spouse could reluctantly fulfill a marital obligation by reverence to the ego mind and to feel higher in rank, status, or quality. This mindset priority is not focused on satisfying the happiness of his family members. It may look good outside, but there may not be peace of mind or comfort at home. The mind which is not at home does everything to make itself feel self-righteous. A superiority complex always needs the help of an inferior personality to climb on. Suspicion and possessiveness of a spouse or someone is an extreme agitation of the mind and emotion that requires awareness and observation. This is why resting is essential in a marriage, union, or life: to help people disentangle themselves from something they are not and to gain wellness for their souls. Marriage is seeking commitment and the truth about existence. To commit to everything demands mental, emotional, physiological, and social stability.